Product Contact Point for Construction
Product Contact Point for Construction – Germany
We support you in identifying the relevant provisions for your construction product.
Under the Construction Products Regulation, Product Contact Points for Construction, or PCPCs for short, have been set up throughout Europe to enable companies to quickly gather reliable and precise information about the law in force in the Member State in which they intend to market their construction product.
The Product Contact Point for Construction – Germany has been established under the umbrella of DIBt. We provide information about the national and European provisions that apply to your construction product and its installation in Germany. Further, we provide information on how the applicable EU harmonisation legislation with regard to construction products is implemented and enforced in Germany.
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What are your obligations as a manufacturer, distributor or importer with regard to CE marking and drawing up a declaration of performance? You may ask these and other questions about the marketing and use of construction products in Germany free of charge in the user portal:
User platformDoes European or national law apply to your construction product?
In certain cases, both legal frameworks apply, for example, if your construction product is covered by a harmonised standard and you want to use it in Germany.
More about market access for and use of construction products in GermanyNavigate the legal landscape in the EU internal market
PCPC Germany is a part of the information network around the EU platform Your Europe. The network provides information, help and advice to businesses and individuals who want to learn about their rights and obligations within the EU internal market.
ServicePlease note: Using the services of the product contact point and its partners does not exempt economic operators/participants from their legal obligations regarding the marketing and use of construction products or the application of construction techniques, and it does not replace individualized legal advice.